Eric Church Desperate Man Special Edition New Sealed Rare Blue Vinyl LP 2018
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**COVER GRADING:    (NM see description)

Album is Brand New and is Very Rare to find!!

There is a Small Faint Impression (unnoticeable) on the back that caused a Small Tear The Shrink Wrap. There is also a 1" BREAK to the painted surface on the top seam of back gatefold cover (see these details on pictures 3 & 4), it does not affect the vinyl inside which is in never opened, never played, mint condition. We see this regularly on New Pressed Albums!

"Please see all pictures for further details on condition"!! Without first mentioning these blemishes the covers appearance is flawless!! We provide a polypropylene sleeve for the album cover!


"All records are carefully graded in an attempt to give customers the best accurate impression of condition (thereby letting you know what it "really" looks like)!!"


**DETAILS**  (Notes from Discogs)

This is a 2018 Brand New Limited Edition, Factory Sealed with shrink wrap Special Edition, Blue Colored Vinyl, LP, Album by Eric Church called "Desperate Man".

Label for this album: EMI Records Nashville Release Number:  0257759295.


Unknown number of pressings that are pressed exclusively at Eric Church shows. Includes BONUS track: Desperate Man (Live At Sprint Center, Kansas City, MO, March 1st, 2019) 


***SHIPPING:    

 We use cardboard mailers, cardboard inserts, bubble wrap, polypropylene sleeves and tight packing to prevent the vinyl from moving to fully protect shipping!! We will also add insurance!


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**Singles from Desperate Man:

"Desperate Man", "Some of It", "Monsters"


          **Tracklist**

Side A:

A1: The Snake  4:00

A2: Hangin' Around  2:30

A3: Heart Like A Wheel  3:16

A4: Some Of It  3:15

A5: Monsters  3:20

A6: Hippie Radio  2:54


Side B:

B1: Higher Wire  2:43

B2: Desperate Man  3:29

B3: Solid  4:18

B4: Jukebox And A Bar  3:13

B5: Drowning Man  3:48

*Bonus Track*

B6: Desperate Man (Live At Sprint Center, Kansas City, MO, March 1st, 2019)  3:36


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 "Desperate Man" is the sixth album by American country music singer Eric Church. It was originally released via EMI Nashville and Snakefarm Records on October 5, 2018. The album's lead single is its title track.


Don't take the title Desperate Man too seriously. Eric Church doesn't sound at the end of his rope on his sixth album; he sounds settled in his skin, assured that he doesn't have to try too hard. Which isn't to say he doesn't try on Desperate Man -- quite the opposite, actually. Church may not be working with a grand concept, the way he did on 2015's semi-autobiographical statement of purpose, Mr. Misunderstood, but he does stretch himself musically, threading elements of funk and soul into his signature sinewy outlaw country. Such sounds aren't foreign to Church but he's emphasizing these sounds, naming the album after a thick, swampy collaboration with Ray Wylie Hubbard -- a country maverick he name-checked on "Mr. Misunderstood" -- and front-loading the album with such similar rockers as "The Snake" and "Hangin' Around." Elsewhere, he slides into a simmering Southern soul groove, epitomized by the bluesy "Higher Wire," which dodges clichés due to its spare, echoey production. That's a small touch, but it speaks volumes about what Church is doing with Desperate Man. Instead of going big, the way he did on 2014's burly Outsiders, he's keeping things small, a decision that highlights the many savvy ways he expands American musical traditions even as he adheres to them. Perhaps these variations on themes are subtle, but this confident sense of sonic adventure -- when combined with Church's expert craft -- results in a satisfying album.


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